Sentence examples for room of its from inspiring English sources

Given a room of its own, it could have had as much impact as the 2002 Forcefield onslaught.

John Kuch, who is the company's VP of marketing and communication, explains that Color has set aside a room of its office where it will hold meetings, public events with guest speakers, informal chats, and other activities that are focused on explaining and improving the product.

For some early adapters, the answer to the "where to put it" question may lie in spreading out: instead of asking the flat screen to discreetly inhabit an existing space, give it a room of its own.

The middling series "Becoming a Landscape" (1999-2001) — phofogranhs of androgynousous teenager's face juxtaposed with images of geothermal holes — fills a room of its own, as if it were on a par with "You Are the Weather" (1994-96), a magnum opus of a hundred portraits of a blue-eyed Icelandic woman.

It needs a room of its own to frame its awesomeness properly.

Ms. Shettar has just one piece here, but, deservedly, it is given a room of its own.

It is so beautiful, so well preserved, so rare of its kind and so delicate that it commands a climate-controlled room of its own at the Getty Villa antiquities museum in Pacific Palisades.

Why?," "Primary Thoughts" is given a room of its own.

Crozier, a company that stores and transports art, dried storm-damaged works in segregated rooms of its warehouses in New Jersey.

Harralds, whose elegance over the years has never missed a beat, always has toasty firelight glowing in one of the refined dining rooms of its Tudor-style cottage.

The setting is an anonymous totalitarian state and the stark interrogation rooms of its central police station, captured grimly by the set and lighting designers, Sandra Goldmark and Paul Whitaker.